Inside the Pallet House

This week we get a rather interesting history lesson about the plates you might have in your house right now. It is quite possible they came from a sex cult. Speaking of we have a great business idea for a Pound Town. This one may be a bit different from what you are expecting though.

This week we are joined by a special guest as we grant a Birthday wish. I guess it pays to reach out to us multiple ways when you have a request. We also get a one sided recap of the Bourbon and Beyond music festival.

We are officially at the Bourbon and Beyond Music Festival, but plenty happened before we ever made it through the gates. We recap the journey to get here, and introduce you to our new friend Juan, or Pablo. He hasn't really clarified that detail.

We get an update on the wolf in our lives, and it sounds like it is going about as expected. The same can be said for the efforts to try and fix a broken golf swing.

Dave seems to know more about the law than the rest of us, and we keep walking into opportunities for him to show us. The good news is that if you follow his advice it should keep you out of trouble. Some of us were doing it all wrong. When it comes to gambling though we are doing it all right....for now.

Going through a rebrand is always a difficult time, but the hope is that you come out the other side stronger than before. We find an entire genre of comedy that is long overdue for a rebrand. We meet a guy who decided to rebrand himself as an NFL player to meet women, and their money. We also find a beer that has been part of a rebrand, and it may have been just what we all needed.

We lost a good one this week, and we do our best to give her a proper sendoff. Turns out we also lost a classic Folly Beach social club. At least the White Castle is still trying to work towards a future.

We are on the road this week to solve many first world problems. What the best cheesesteak in Philly? New Pringles, which one? What's the best MLB ballpark? Is it better to step on sand or barnacles?

This week we try and get to the bottom of what is the best all around Ultra Light Beer. We see more and more of these beers that fall at or under 3 grams of carbs, and 95 calories. Today we pit Michelob Ultra, Miller Extra Light, Yuengling Flight, Corona Premier, and Modelo Oro head to head in a blind taste test. The differences in this category are subtle to say the least, but we are comitted to science, so we kept drinking until the answer became "clear".

We have made it to the second best day of boat ownership, and it left a little something to be desired. At least we didn't have to do the deal with pennies or checks. If we had you could probably see the whole transaction on the flock camera from the corner.